Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-11-21


r.- viii be a musical and dramatic en-
r.r-aiumenr of a high order. and it i hop
q, they viii BE- well patronized. The 7.
r..I viii furnish cake and coffee.
Barton
The village schools start the winter
term to-day.
Amy BeIknap has gone TO Keene. y H.,
tu worS at type setting.
The Literary Club will hold their next
meeting Tuesday evening, at Geo. Bick-
turI'~.
Mr. Cowle>' singing school i starting
wen. Let those who have not vet given
their names. do 20 at the next school.
Mrs DR.. Prime i home from her visit
t1 Bostou.-Geo. W. Bridgman's people
were in town over the Sabbath.
There VIII be Thanksgiving service
a- NJ. T. church. on Thursday, at 10 -,
L. I'D. Let there be good attendance.
Gen. Circuit has Philip Shields, stephen
Bur1ank and Aaron Sargent at work for
him on his new house on his farm in Kir-
hv.
See prospectus OF Hqrpers Magazine,
printed to-day. This Is the old standard
magazine that grows better with its
years
The late fall Of snow was much heavier
iu this county than farther south. There
was little or no snow at Wells River and
below there.
There will be a reception for Mr.. and
Mr. e. b. Moody at the Cong. vesuv, on
saturday eve. Nov. %. from seven To ten
O'Clock. All are cordially invited
Every one should read the big crockery
advertisement of .. d. Owen. Nothing
could be more sensible or useful FOR we'd
ding. birthday. or holiday presents than
these goods.
y. W. Willis. who left here some
weeks ago. seems TO have been very
successful thus far. Ricltfeld Springs Nor
rs--J announces hi> marriage to Mrs. Ma
rfa Foot Of Unadilla Forks, Nov. 2d.
II viii give relish TO the best Thanks
giving dinner To feel that the poor in the
ueiyhborhood. if there are any are provid-
eel with the good things Of basket and
store sufficient TO provide fully for their
wants also.
Tim. Duhv. VIM. TeIfer's right bower
f rhe meat business. left here Friday
night I'd visit his native home in ireland,
where the death of his father neceSsitates
his return 10 settle up the affairs of the
estate
g. b. Ellis has reached California in
safety. George and Wayland Whitcher
are supposed TO have arrived ere this. \
letter received some days since. while on
their way. stated that Geo was standing
his journey well.
Rev Mr.. Moody viii preach farewell
sermon next sabbath. He has received
an invitation 70 go To Worcester. Mass
as assistant to the Rev. Daniel Merriman-
D. d.. Of the Central church, but he
win probably accept the call to Usage
Iowa.
Remember that our great offer (see the
advertisement I'm another column Is now
open. and we are sending for the
-T.rra1L Tribune. etc. Al the low rates
ur- We have no assurance that the Offer
urI continue a great length of time. II
ynu want the papers send in the money
CT. PercivaI, whose wholesale bust
ue-, in the line OF chairs. lounges, etc
has 30 largely increased a. 10 demand
his time and attention. wants to sell
out his retail store etc. and will adver-
ti>e the same next week. In the mean
time he stocks up heavily with all kinds
Or goods. especially Christmas articles.
We publish a prospectus of the New
Iark Tribune this week As l. well
su1wn. it i the great Republican pape
of the country. useful in politics usefu
~ 4 newspaper. useful 10 the farmer an'
lie family. Every man viii want it. If
&, taken with this paper at the exceeding
by low price offered, everybody can affor'
IL
Ars. Horace Pierce, wife OF the IaO
Maj. Pierce. died at her residence las
evening She has been suffering sever
iunrmities for several years, and IA
down gradually until the end She was
woman esteemed and beloved by larg
rircle Of friends and acquaintance Fun
+rai services tomorrow, TUESDAY al
b. Ia. at the house.
It Is a great mystery 10 many why Ia
>eiectmen Of this town do not build sho'
rollers for winter use Other towns al
able % provide this useful means OF Keel
ins open winter communications IN the
own borders. and with the rest OF I'll
world II would not seem 70 De Po'
Business policy 10 afford opportunity Il
setting outside people get into town
Dir Pearson of Burke. n y, who va
ArF- IA The early fail pro- Pecting relatl'
70 creamery. will probably build goo
ffeamery early in the spring although
N'es not get quite the number OF COW
Pledged he would like the first year ~
alHierS- inaSmueii a they are AsHeu
s44fantee their milk only one year "uSi